Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons Review – We finished it!
One of the first decisions we had to make when we removed our kids from school and started home educating was choosing a phonics program. My 6-year-old is a proficient…
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Giving my Children a Refuge
In the fear of the Lord one has strong confidence, and his children will have a refuge. Proverbs 14:26 (ESV) My text today in my Bible reading plan included…
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Homeschool Routine, Part 2
In a previous post, I wrote about how elements of our family worship formed our first homeschool routine. Later on, we added poetry, a bit of nature study, a devotional,…
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We de-registered our kids!
We finally decided to bite the bullet and de-register our kids from school two weeks ago. Fortunately for us, it was a rather seamless and uneventful process … not that…
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Classical Conversations UK
To know God and to make Him known. Classical Conversations Motto CC seemed intriguing. I went over to their website, which is based in the US and dived straight in….
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Homeschool Philosophy, Approach, and Curricula
Once we had decided to homeschool, my husband and I delved into the world of homeschool philosophies, approaches, and curricula. Again, like everything these days, there are so many options…
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Ed Emberley drawing books
I first heard about Ed Emberley when I did a random search for “drawing books for kids” on Amazon.com. His books have a lot of good reviews. Then I saw…
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Gingerbread men cookies
I have three kids aged 4, 5, and 6, and so I’m always on the lookout for healthy, nourishing snacks for them. One kind of cookie my kids can’t get…
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Some Arts and Crafts we have done
I thought I would write a quick post of some of the interesting activities we have been doing from The Artful Parent. Below is a list of some of the…
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Starting to think about Art
One activity I was keen on doing with my kids during the pandemic (when we had endless hours and time together) was: Arts & Crafts. It is terrifying researching on…
